About Bundeep Singh Rangar

Bundeep Singh Rangar is an entrepreneur with more than 21 years' experience in financial services, technology and media. He has invested in, advised or incubated a number of companies in the UK, Canada and India. Bundeep Singh Rangar holds founding CEO roles in PremFina, a UK provider of finance to enable the purchase of insurance premiums; in IXL Holdings, that has facilitated more than $300 million in bank financing to UK companies involved in consumer and SME lending; in Fineqia, a crowd funding company focussed on debt securities; and in IndusView, a London-based India focused advisory firm. Bundeep Singh Rangar has been a senior advisor to high-growth start-ups such as Skype and multinationals such as India's largest IT services co. Tata Consultancy Services, mobile operator T-Mobile (UK), U.K.'s top telecom BT, Europe's top carmaker Volkswagen, U.K.'s largest specialist recruitment co. Hays, residential property lettings firm Grainger Trust; top credit scoring co. Experian; largest software co. Sage; and Denmark’s online investment banking platform Saxo Bank. He was previously Managing Director of Technology Markets (Europe) at NASDAQ's largest market maker Knight Securities. Earlier, Bundeep Singh Rangar created the first index of European Internet stocks at Bloomberg, where he hosted Europe's first daily live TV show on the Internet and technology. Bundeep Singh Rangar frequently provides TV commentary on the latest in the world of finance and tech. His blog is at www.rangar.com and video blog at www.rangar.tv. He's an Ambassador of Sporting Equals, promoting ethnic diversity across sports. Bundeep Singh Rangar holds a MSJ degree from Columbia University, New York; a BA from McGill University, Montreal; a Diploma in Internet and Advertising from the University of California, Berkley; a Diploma in International Relations from the University of Vienna, Austria; and a Diplôme d' Études Collégiales in Commerce and Pure and Applied Science from Marianopolis College, Montreal. In India, he studied at the Lawrence School, Sanawar.